Taiwan's Northeast Coast Certifies 58 Muslim-Friendly Businesses to Boost Tourism

Taiwan's tourism sector is actively embracing the growing global trend of Muslim travel. The Northeast and Yilan Coast National Scenic Area Administration is making significant strides in fostering a welcoming environment for Muslim visitors. With 58 businesses now certified as Muslim-friendly, offering 74 approved services, the region is steadily building a robust tourism infrastructure that caters to the needs of this important demographic.

This initiative, spearheaded by the Northeast and Yilan Coast National Scenic Area Administration, encompasses a diverse range of establishments, including attractions, restaurants, accommodations, and retail outlets. Notably, the National Center for Traditional Arts and the Fulong Visitor Center have been recognized as Muslim-friendly attractions, while activities like tea ice cream, face mask experiences, and pottery DIY workshops are also available. This comprehensive approach ensures that Muslim travelers can enjoy a variety of experiences tailored to their preferences.

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The Muslim tourism market continues to grow and has become an important global tourism trend.

The administration's commitment to this market is evident in its proactive efforts to guide local businesses in establishing Muslim-friendly environments and obtaining necessary certifications. By strengthening industry connections and enhancing the completeness of tourism products, the goal is to significantly boost the appeal of the Greater Northeast Coast tourist area to Muslim travelers. The region's rich natural landscapes, diverse tourism resources, and proximity to Taipei make it an attractive destination, and optimizing its Muslim-friendly offerings is seen as key to enhancing its competitiveness in the global Muslim tourism market.

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The Northeast and Yilan Coast National Scenic Area Administration is actively expanding the Muslim-friendly tourism market.